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Engineer/Commissioning Agent
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• Verifies the airflow measurement station (AFMS) is configured correctly by recording all settings.
• The diagnostic output provides a complete record of the AFMS setup, flow rate, etc., to validate that the area matches the design duct area – the altitude of the job site is correct (since elevation impacts density and actual flow rate).
• Records any adjustments (Gain/Offset, etc.) to AFMS for future reference.
• Independently validate flow rates, temperature, humidity, enthalpy, and dewpoint settings on a job site.
• A “punch list” tool allowing functional performance testing before the entire BAS system is operational. The EB-Link can give insight into the system’s operation without needing a fully functioning BAS.

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• Traverse reports use data from the AFMS.
• Live measurements as a performance baseline before using any instruments.
• Verify that products are appropriately set up and that no trouble codes exist before operation (if incorrectly set up, the flow rate will be wrong).
• Modify default integration on the EB-link of 100 (30 sec) [transmitter default is 0.3 sec] to a longer averaging period. For example, 400 is 2 min allowing a longer running average in areas where the air changes quickly, such as outdoor air intakes.
• Use temperature traverse to validate air temperature at multiple locations, ensuring no temperature stratification or variance.

Facility Manager
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• Monitor HVAC system performance (i.e., delivery of the right amount of air).
• Validate flow and temperature with traverse data.
• Traverse data lets you manually record overtime to determine system degradation and/or maintenance.
• Node measurements and comparisons help illustrate system performance.
  For example, viewing only the average would not allow you to know there is a problem. As a result of the reduced measured average, a fan might speed up, or dampers may open when they shouldn’t.
• Easily walk through a building and verify AFMS performance using the analog output 2 for flow alarm or trouble indication (transmitter will detect a problem).
• Record the settings of the AFMS and determine if anything changed after commissioning.
• AFMS data access if the duct is inaccessible or out of reach.
• Record all equipment serial numbers.
• View factory-calibrated flow measurements by changing the values on the live screen to the factory measurements without disrupting the system (view-only, no written access).